Cash to boost pupils’ mental health, HK$60,000 to schools and HK$20,000 to parent-teacher associations, will be handed in the next two academic years.
Hong Kong and the United States can do so much together ‘if domestic politics can be set aside’, says John Lee
But John Lee says he and many others find it ‘absolutely unacceptable and outrageous’ that several US lawmakers are pushing for sanctions against officials.
$70 Million Buys Peak Views And Privacy Above Bustling Hong Kong
With a location called Cheuk Nang Lookout within the high-end residential area known as the Peak, this single-family residence in Hong Kong delivers on unobstructed views. Nestled in greenery, the home looks out over the sea and faraway islands while the ...
Hong Kong Mortgage Corporation’s ‘100% Personal Loan Guarantee Scheme’ Posts Default Rate ~10%
The Hong Kong Mortgage Corporation Limited launched the 100% Personal Loan Guarantee Scheme (PLGS) in 2021 to provide a supplementary financing option to individuals who suffered f... The Hong Kong ...
MTR receives no ‘conforming tender’ for Tung Chung site in latest setback for Hong Kong’s property market outlook
MTR Corp has failed to attract any conforming tender to develop a site known as Tung Chung Town Lot No 53, despite many expressions of interest from potential bidders.
Mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau eye closer cooperation to boost fintech innovation in Greater Bay Area
Financial regulators from mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau have proposed to undertake stronger collaboration between the three jurisdictions to promote fintech in the Greater Bay Area.
Hong Kong taps property tycoons to attract family offices
THE Hong Kong government has tapped property tycoons to lure more family offices to the financial hub. Read more at The Business Times.
Wuxi Biologics Unit’s Hong Kong IPO Closes Order Book a Day Early, Sources Say
A unit of Wuxi Biologics closed its order book a day early for its initial public offering, people familiar with the matter said, a rare instance of hot demand in a choppy year for listings in Hong ...
How to Rein In Loose-Lipped Bankers? Hong Kong Tries to Figure It Out
Hong Kong is wrestling with a question troubling financial regulators around the world: How much should banks be able to tell investors about deals that are brewing?The city’s Securities and Futures ...
Hong Kong police charge 2 men with property damage over alleged disruption of organ donation register
Hong Kong police have charged two men with criminal damage to property, after they were arrested in June for allegedly disrupting the city’s organ donation register following controversy over opening ...
Deutsche Bank boosts Asia bets as clients seek Wall Street alternative -CEO
Deutsche Bank is investing more in Asia Pacific markets to woo clients seeking European lenders amid Sino-U.S. tensions and to profit from the region's higher economic growth compared to other major ...
Hong Kong finance summit tiptoes around China
Hong Kong in November enjoys a pleasant climate that some local managers dub “chairman weather”. That’s because it tends to coincide with visits from senior executives eager to escape chilly ...
Hong Kong’s bar owners struggle to find right mix for changing tastes. Can ‘niche’ spots, social media buzz restart the party?
Wondering what to do after dark? The Post unpacks ‘Night Vibes Hong Kong’ Like him, many Hongkongers are spending less at bars and pubs, and business owners are worried. Strict Covid-19 restrictions ...
Hong Kong’s ‘back in business’ claim rings true, as client focus on mainland China undiminished: Deutsche Bank CFO
Hong Kong is 'very much back in motion', James von Moltke says after German lender hosts board meeting in the city alongside global banking summit 'Among our German clientele, there's no sense of a ...